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What $3,500 Rents You in the DC Area

  • October 21st 2014

by Lark Turner

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This week in What X Rents You, UrbanTurf looks in the $3,500-a-month range to see what choices are out there for prospective renters in the DC area with this monthly budget.

What $3,500 Rents You in the DC Area: Figure 1

Three Bedrooms in the H Street Corridor

This three-bedroom unit in a historic Victorian rowhouse is a block off H Street, not far from the Argonaut. For the price you get 1,500 square feet, off-street parking, an in-unit washer and dryer and an updated, loft-like layout. There is also central A/C as well as a yard that is shared with the other units in the building. It’s available December 1.

What $3,500 Rents You in the DC Area: Figure 2

A Two-Bedroom Rowhouse Just Off Logan Circle

A prime location will get you a bit less space, but this Logan Circle two-bedroom still has plenty to offer. The rowhouse has a charming, open-concept living and dining room and a patio out back, along with two full bathrooms. Among the home’s other features are wood floors throughout, leaded-glass windows, high ceilings, brick walls, and two working fireplaces. It is available for lease starting December 1.

What $3,500 Rents You in the DC Area: Figure 3

A Three-Bedroom Rowhouse Near NoMa

This rowhouse on tucked-away Hanover Place gets you the most bang for your buck of the three featured properties, with more than 2,100 square feet, three bedrooms and an office space. The basement is finished, and the home has space for entertaining, a dining room and a washer/dryer upstairs.

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